Please solve quickly : For the op- Amp shown in circuit ofFig. below: find the output voltaye, if saturutionVoltaye equal to (Fis V) find the Peeed back resistanerFor which the op-Amp wiH saturate -Re = 24 knVout12 k220k2니v

: For the op- Amp shown in circuit of Fig. below: find the output voltaye, if saturation Voltaye equal to (Fis V) Find the feeed back resistang For which the op-Amp witH saturate - Re = 24 kn %3D Vout 12 k2 20k2

: For the op- Amp shown in circuit of Fig. below: find the output voltaye, if saturation Voltaye equal to (Fis V) Find the feeed back resistang For which the op-Amp witH saturate - Re = 24 kn %3D Vout 12 k2 20k2

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Fig. below: find the output voltaye, if saturution
Voltaye equal to (Fis V) find the Peeed back resistaner
For which the op-Amp wiH saturate -
Re = 24 kn
Vout
12 k2
20k2
니v

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